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Tag: biosciences

Berkeley Lab Gets $4.6M in Functional Genomics Catalog Project

Berkeley Lab Breaks Ground on Integrative Genomics Building

The Strings That Bind Us: Cytofilaments Connect Cell Nucleus to Extracellular Microenvironment

7 Imaging Tools Pushing Science Forward

Genes, Early Environment Sculpt the Gut Microbiome

X-Rays Capture Unprecedented Images of Photosynthesis in Action

Crop Yield Gets Boost with Modified Genes in Photosynthesis

3-D Imaging Technique Maps Migration of DNA-carrying Material at the Center of Cells

Image - This image shows the skeletonized structure of heterochromatin (red represents a thin region while white represents a thick region), a tightly packed form of DNA, surrounding another form of DNA-carrying material known as euchromatin (dark blue represents a thin region and yellow represent the thickest) in a mouse’s mature nerve cell. (Credit: Berkeley Lab, UCSF)

Solar Cells Get Boost with Integration of Water-Splitting Catalyst onto Semiconductor

Schematic of the multi-functional water splitting catalyst layer engineered using atomic layer deposition for integration with a high-efficiency silicon cell.

Berkeley Lab Takes Home Five R&D 100 Awards for Environmental, Battery, and X-ray Technologies

Photo - The Compact Dynamic Beamstop (CDBS) device, at left, designed to provide real time information to improve X-ray crystallography experiments, with a size comparison to a ballpoint pen tip. (Credit: Berkeley Lab)

Gatekeeping Proteins to Aberrant RNA: You Shall Not Pass

Navigating an Ocean of Biological Data in the Modern Era